Dallas Express

Grand Master Goree Places All Responsibility For Irregularities on Secretary Riddle Charges Riddle With Suppressing Information as to the Endowment Affairs. Urged Him to Explain but Riddle has Refused. Says he will Forsake Riddle if Assured Such Action is for Best Interest of Order In What Condition Is Your Endowment Department Mr. Goree? (EDITORIAL) The Express, slightly appreciates the letter of Grand Master Gorce, which it is printing this week in order that the public may know his position in the matter of the irregularities of The Odd Fellows of the State. And, as is natural in the case of the State, it is the unevenness and in some instances it differs radically from him. For instance, in that portion of his letter in which he calls attention to the splendid accomplishments of the order under his direction assisted by his cabinet, The Express agrees and proves that agreement by calling attention to the special attention of the general public to these splendid accomplishments. More than a few news stories have been displayed on the front page of this journal with pictures which told of the good work that was being done by the Order and at least three editorials have been published for the many thousand readers of this journal. In fact, so splendid has been the record of the Order that The Express is all the more surprised, when the figures which tell of that splendid accomplishment are distorted and the facts, which were commonplace, are troubled. Why should it have been done; and why, after all of the courtesies extended to this Grand Lodge as to all Grand Lodges, by this paper, should it have been taken advantage of and forced unknowingly, to be a part of the courtship sting of that unfairness, we must confess; still rallies in us and we are still of the intention of standing hard by our duty to the people of Texas in finding all of the facts in regard to the affair, of spending all of the time and money necessary for a full investigation of the FINDING WHETHER THE BE GOOD OR BAD. The Grand Master has called the attention of the Express to the statement of Secretary Riddle which declares that "I have been repeatedly asked for information regarding the affairs of the Odd Fellows as understood that I DO NOT TURN LOOSE, ANY INFORMATION TO ANYONE UNTIL I AM THROUGH WITH IT AND READY TO GIVE IT TO THE PUBLIC." Such a statement coming from a lesser officer in a cabinet and being addressed to the Grand Master from the confession of the Grand Master, he was included among those who could not obtain this information. The statement as made at Houston, was made without his knowledge of the facts, which now indicate that this statement was not the truth or the sworn knowledge or without any conference with him. The result is the present embarrassment of this journal and the unpleasant publicity of the order which the Grand Master heads. The FACTS SEEM TO INDICATE THE SUBORDINATE OF A LESSER OFFICER THOUGH FORCED TO BEAR THE BLAKE FOR THE CARELESSNESS OR INCOMPETENCE OF A SUBORDINATE, CANNOT GO SOVENET OF SUBORDINATE AS TO FORESTALL SUCH ERORS. THE SUBORDINATE THOUGH THE GRAND MASTER SHOULD FOLLOW THE PURPOSE OF THE EXPRESS and DO SOME INVESTIGATING ON HIS OWN ACCOUNT. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 27— At an educational symposium on Hall at the Korean Manual Tran- sformation and Industrial School in Philadelphia, A. Phillip Raddolph, editor of the Messenger magazine, was called a people's leader. The former was a people's secretary, white, head of the Sociology Department of the University of Maryland, and president of the his address on Hall scored the late President Wilford and Harding, New York, the president of the pro- gramme, George B. White, head of the murpurs in Hall and the King of Prussia, and after he had denounced this the deli- er or after he had denounced this the deli- "The Republican Party Is The Ship, All Else Is The Sea." — ved Douglas. His letter is in full volume. TORRISBURG, Texas June 22, 1955 BROOKLYN, New York August Dallas, Texas I inked in the last issue of the Dallas Express in a front page article the exposé of the Bosses in the Old Fall郊局. I gave also the position of the Grand After reading the large newspaper article, the efforts of the Bosses to expose the Bosses to convinced that the other boss of convinced that the other boss of under the impression that the En- fiting statements regarding the Bosses should attack and convinced frequently it is hard for fact that the managing Editor was writing on the platform in Newton the New York Times. J. A. JACKSON OF BILL- BOARD FAME LEAVES STAFF N.Y. WORK. N. Y. JAN. 12, 1954. "BILLWOOD," who is the managing internal and business circle has been in the Old Fall郊局 after more than four which time "Jack" has put the fam- ness within the group such as it 4) BURHINGTON, N. C. June 21- Aunt Mary Edmunds an old colored officer to serve us a character wit- h a mayor took occasion to question the mayor of 21 children. "It true that we have that many children." "Po de children. I could have them away children. I could have them away children. however it almost on invalid. to make this statement. If the information given by Mr. Biddle to the Banking Institute for the Dell Corporation in February is true, or if the information given by the Dell Corporation in the Dallas International Banking and Insurance Institute in Texas, Pension Considerer the Newswire said, is true, we have put forth efforts and brought about accomplishments ground and thankful. The fact is we have made a difference in the neighborhood of Dell Banking and we have, on hand, a staff with the best institutions of such other institutions have undergone no such financial strain as we have done. Washington, D. C. Jane J. A. C. (N. J. P.) The citizens of the city protested us in arrest over that permission had been granted the Ku Klux Klan to parade the streets of Washington on August 8 by the permission was approved on condition that no member of the Ku Klux Klan be permitted the permission be held on certain designated buildings and parks where all signs has run to form in all times the organization permitted to hold the outdoor encampment in the organization's book of the Peace Menument. ALLEGED MURDERER TO GET NEW TRIAL Judges Dudley states that the jury must know when the wife of the dead man went to the hospital, one of the most interesting in the country, because her husband, born and raised in Boston, was captured in the midst of a bombing that was captured by a Navy from this city who knew "General Robert Lee Bulldair, a former lieutenant in the Army, was killed in action during the Coltons soldier which he commanded from an army war, greatly honoring his military performance, by Norris McCormick, a Massachusetts Infantry Colt, ordered to take part in the War, the third Division, Joint Force. The support of the Rangers Riders when they were deployed to the Philippines, the bombing of the borough and in the Philippines, the bulldair comes from the war he fought in, a narrow victory for the United States, and unparalleled. I do not question the facts presented by General Bulldair's citations. It seems to me that the Bulldair's courage in the 29th Division engagement in the 29th Division assault on the Philippines, the participation in the and had exceedingly heavy casualties. INVESTIGATE CHARGE AT VETS HOSPITAL TURKEEK INITIATIVE, Ala. June 13, An investigation of shamish mortgages to the U. L. V. Veerakar Hos- teen is being conducted by Major Charles M. G- tratters, a member of the country. The inqua- ry is of the country. The inquiry is by Mr. Jones who visited Washington after he resigned from the hospital. He met by Col. Joseph H. Ward and involved that Jones attends camp further. Jones resigned was re- served to the hospital. The allegations made were that government property was used by businessmen in the hospital. The according to the information which Major G. H. is said to have received from the hospital, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra to Tus- quee, the same age, is a can- nely patient at the hospital. The con- sideration and an effort to transport them to the hospital is being conducted that two hospital buses helped the station five miles away after the station five miles away after he is said to conceive Col. Ward who will be sent to congress. The commen- tion officials from Washington to Montgomery when they met the commen­tion officials on government problem situations to admit to that they did state and to transport government of Montgomery. Ouances here, declare that those in question, subject to inaction, to their leaders, in objecting to their desire, they desired in reflection upon the leadership. At an urgent constituted meeting, a physician at the hospital came to cause trouble. It being obliged to mandantr the disarray that the physician and Jones 20 that of Walter Burke, "General Bullard goes on to say, 'We have a bombardment' bombardment." Such a masterpiece General Bullard says not know what he is talking about. I am quite puzzled by General Bullard's comment on General Bullard's command of the French Colonel French troops ever had any experience with soldiers in any General in the World War, was most outspoken in his property trained and led, they were in the world for heaven and love, in the world for heaven and love. CAIRO, June 27—(A. N. P.) Among the 800 objects found at the Exposition excavating on the Exposition Karatei Karatei with its livery with grain bins and a large will and pillles of scrape leaves abundant in the basement, left when the bakers abundant the town more than *Denver* Cols. June 12-Prendence college has written a letter of welcome to the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Students of Denver. College President Coulson叶莲 meeting of the Conference last week on the importance of "strong conviction that the program in bringing about the manifest an- gle of the College people which has taken College people, which has taken President Coulson's letter, addressed to James Woolen Jackson for the Advancement of Colo- lorate People, 64th Floor. Mr. James Woolen Jackson for the Advancement of Colored People, 64th Floor. Mr. David Mr. Jackson I have your request for a mea- sure of greeting to the Annual Con- ference for the Advancement of Colo- lorate People, 64th Floor. Just a week of the present month, is a pleasure to comply, because organization has had an important fast advancement in the fortune of the present year. The Kivimaki numbers that a more radical of document. Many factors have con- change for the better, and I join that the improvement will continue because of the success of real friends of the Colored race and because of the success of efforts of discipline to accomplish the results which have been achieved by (86th yearly). "Under the circumstances I do not believe that the War Department's keen attention to the importance of portitions to both citizenship and military training provokes proportional representation under the entire system, with the entire problem of national security being the best conditions and the only tolerable conditions available to the people who serve themselves fit and worthy of service, and any other United States effort." MADDEN SPIKES JIM CROW BATHING BEACH PLAN. In last minute effort to soon elevate the standards of this summer, the District has appointed the instructors to the instructive members of Con- ference Hall about the master, White, and White, to about the master, White, and White, to about the master, White, and in whose hand the most in- formative and most instructive any violation of the rules at the White House will be the case. White will be bail in the Trial Hall, and am ple to be done. During the considera- tion, White will be by permission ad- dressed by White. ... DALIAS DISTRICT NOTES ... vice president. It is said, the President discovered it is said, that the law would soon raise the question of whether the new law would hold in the bath. The White House rose up, though in sympathy with the decision. Mr. Trump said he would W. D. Nixon, president, and H. E. Darnett, secretary, of the Civil Court. "Converse has specified that both the President and the Secretary of State have the right to be present, but for some reason failed to do so. Mr. President, it is lawful to re-obtain one session of the Senate, but it is equally lawful to re-obtain the President." CHIPPLED BUT WINS DEGREE CHICAGO, Illinois. June 31—Alyssa Handgartner, handwritten, from the University of Northwestern University, in support three work-related injuries in a Chicago-area construction accident. An American Chicago received from Northwestern University, in community support, a Cadet led by who by she course counselor, Colleen led by who by she course counselor, and gave vital lessons to students to help them宝胜 and give up their duties a witnessance from Bremen, the city where she was born, to a kind, compassionate counselor up and down stairs. A year ago grew and drowned out, as one of the PIONEERLY COOLIDGE HELPS TUSKEGEE YEETERS' HOSP. PITAL RAFIST LEADER WRITES OPEN LETTER THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 at this June meeting, the driver to the drive of the Women's Anxious for Justice shelter will be asked to show that she are asked to assist in the payment of pay off an insolvency. An information session is already on the schedule to be almost finished. It is reported that the door is subscriptions and with the success of the punishing house arrest, the shelter will be almost finished. FOUR SOCIAL WORKERS ARE GRADUATED Atlanta School of Social Work Completes Fifth Year of Operation PRESIDENT OF STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION CLOUSES SUCCESSFUL WEEK--AN HEAD OF MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL Grand Master One of the most significant numbers of 11 announcements and awarding of Professor Pumbermberion's course of Professor Pumbermberion by making reference to the Age, his diploma and that she was the honoree of the course of Professor Pumbermberion from the school over which this fact had been reported to by her address to the class, who knew her and who would have finished their college course of professional course of other principal concluded his remarks in the course of his bachelor's course of how Halch, one of the brilliant students of the school, was not permitted to pass. In testimony hereof, I have affirmed my signature, and caused the attention of the Grand Lodge to the heirs, because this bit of the FT. WORTH NEWS Nuns, of Grace St. James 2nd St. Haptil, Church, 2, J. H. Wins, Pastor, "The Church-thin beads"; The evening session of the BAY Tribune's "The Times," which takes place on Tuesday, Teulahue Hall, 1111 Broadway, will be delivered by the service at 11:00 a.m. The Choral Club of the Central collegiate vertical "Wednesday night" will have a great excellent support of and the "affirmative" groups in the things to come in Waco, West Texas. Texas Towns HAUNS—The 1930 of Jane Who on the 19th, Mrs Larry Haze spent the day at the school. Mrs Haze day school was well attended at W. Jackson of the A. M. K. School was at the school. Mrs Haze was from all attended a good Haze I. PAUMERVILLE—W. J. was well in school after his key W. J. Begins after his key W. J. At 12:30 P. M. Bey A. M. Smith of Henry Grove is here with see M. J. Chattan for the Express. Special Notice To Lodges and Households. Delegates and members who will attend the Grand Lodge and Grand Household of Ruth will kindly observe the following regulations: Attendance of the following members: Attendance of the Certificates, dated that tickets will be placed on sale and return limit. Persons to whom Certificates are issued from this Department is informed that the use of name is restricted and to be used only by such person or person dear thereto. The person or person of a cec family can purchase tickets thereto by simply writing the name of such dependent on the certificate in the blank paper. The certificate is meant that the holder of a certificate has the privilege to purchase tickets for his wife or any member of his family who is dependent upon him. on all tickets will be placed on sale August 1st, 2nd and 3rd. All persons are urged to buy their tickets on one day only. The tickets will be acted by the Railway Companies in accordance with the tariff granting reduced rates. Final limit of the tariff granting reduced rates will be imposed on the tickets of Homa. This extension of return limit will permit those desiring to, to visit Calcutta or spend several days in Homa to attend a special event, management was made by me, believing that quite a few doublets would desire to avail themselves of this privilege. A schedule showing time of departure of trains from Dessau, Dallas, Tallahassee, Worth, Austin, San Antonio, Houston, and New Orleans. The Express and Houston Informer in ample time. Sante will also be published in the July issue of the Journal of the Railroad Industry. The trains they will be able to travel over the several routes collectively and not as individuals. The Railroad Company will be responsible for the comfort and convenience of all and advantage of the accommodations thereby provided, should be utilized by all. The Railroad Company will be over the designated route. If all will observe the schedule as published, one life train, designated and travel accommodations accorded. Watch for schedules, purchase tickets on days designated and travel in a solid manner. Sunday School was well attended and the students were Warren, the District Super, with the St. M. E. church. He died on Friday night. Tirst St. B. 1135, one day night. Tirst St. B. 1135, one day night. Mrs. B. B. was a decided captain. Mrs. M. H. Morgan captain success. $10,500. Mrs. J. Pauline. Mr. Bid Bogan and Mrs. J. Pauline. $10,500. Mrs. from the Grand Lodge at Fort Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. Orrigy a Born to Mrs. Cordia A. Heads of Cerrith agent the 1918 in Istanbul homes. The following related his lives: Bought in East Worth work Mrs. P. Rennard Petrel Power. KCURSIO TO ALVESTO $7.00 ROUND TRIP VIA SOUTHERN LINES PACIFIC JULY JULY 4-5 BIG BATHING GIRL REVUE Train Leaving 10:30 p. m. Friday night, Arriving Galveston, Saturday Morning 4th. Leaves Galveston, Sunday night, J Get your tickets before noon Friday, J leaving 10:30 p. m. Friday night, Ju Galveston, Saturday, Sunday night, Juaves Galveston, Sunday night, Ju ur tickets before noon Friday, Ju 16FIELD ST Train Leaving 10:30 p. m. Friday night, July 5. Arriving Galveston, Saturday Morning, July 4th. Leaves Galveston, Sunday night, July 5th. Get your tickets before noon Friday, July 3rd. 116 FIELD STREET A BIG BAND CONTEST BETWEEN HE HOUSTON B. AND THE K. OF P. BAND OF DALLAS. arrangements have been made in Galveston and Monton to take care of the crowds. Candida Danielle, Mamie Clark, and Jennifer Adler will be visiting Adrienne House in St. Louis to visit her sister Mirelle M. Bibb and her brother Michael M. Bibb. MAN. J. WASHINGTON JR. VERTICES NINTH WARD PUB. CELIA A. CLUB Last Friday at 2 P.M. a few miles from the office of Mrs. Mirelle M. Bibb, Obl. Ctl. Jenkins at 179 the club opened, and an art work was put on. Art work was put on for 20- minutes. The acting president begins to entertain them in a movie about the lives of to have five Pamels at visitor while the house served a two- room apartment. The museum started the museum for served were paid for their tilt. VERSION ESTON 0 ROUND TRIP Y 4-5 m. Friday night, July 3. saturday Morning, July Sunday night, July 5th. noon Friday, July 3rd. gee Ta, ES PS ; ‘STRENGTH = SECURITY SERVICE 3 FRATERNAL BONDING COMPANY —___ ‘iakes a specialty of bonding officers of local lod; ‘The | eve ‘boners of Hof Pe Kniehrana-Ranhire Tabor, Odd Fellows-Al-of Teran, ti Brof: And Woodmen of the Union. . —SWe Bond Officers of all Fraternal Soeteties upon request™ For mformation write: a rs ¥.G.GOREE, ~~ ——| P.O. 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Central Avenue’ + Xess a 3 a | Olas [i ate a femora Pacer aay hair aa — eee we faba SS No per Gh tenn, Soe wa md commueve | ante nua Mais Peng a — pewwne reaver | NG Lead era pal Nenvme saavees | tet ate te iro Weise ap @ Feige nccnsaine | Noro rts CO. BIRRINGHAN THE DALLAS EXPRESS DEFAMING THE NAME OF OUR SOLDIERS STATE COUNTY FIRST IN MERVICK if that "southern gentleman," General Robert Lee Butler who is now in the limelight by reason of the publication of his "memoirs," which would defame the name of Negro soldiers had hoped to guarantee fame for himself he could have chosen no better way. His fame will be everlasting but it will be of the sort that is better left unmentioned than made the subject of popular conversation. He accused them of cowardice and rejected the peculiar two of polls which allowed them to remain in the army and of all of the things which allowed them to remain in the army and of all of the things which detract from that glory which has attached to them since the rays of Crispus Attacks, Salem Poor and Peter Salem. MESSEN NATIONAL NECESS PRESS ASSOCIATION Published every Saturday. Murray in the Year at 2000 Office Ave. by 12345 Street Office at 12345 Street. Billed in Office at 12345 Street. Form an second-class notice under Aid of Congress, March 1972. And charges have not gone unanswered. There refutation has been abundant and it has come from those of white as well as of black skull who have had more experience with these soldiers in black skins than he has the child of a section that has made a God of prejudice since the days when these same people were the personal and ordinary property of them. He has been reminded of the days of San Juan Hill; Carrill; Fort Pillow and those same Flanders Fields of which he has so poorly spoken; and not only has the charge of cowardice been refuted, but the glory of these wonderful black soldiers has received an added luster which can make their memory a thing of joy forever. IE DALLAS EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO. (incorporated) DALLAS, TEXAS Foreign Advertising Repre- sentative: W. H. Biff Company, 811 South Dri- ner Street, Chicago, IL. W. H. Biff Company, 811 South Dri- ner Street, New York, N. Y. Notice To The Public A very serious infliction upon the mariner, shaking or repressing them may appear in the mail, and the person who may be sending it in the mail will be strongly corrected upon the park. The Dallas Express Sub- scriptions in Advance DRI TEAM $2.50 DRI MORTIS $2.50 DRI MORTIS $2.50 DRI COPY **IN DALLAS BARRING** the new moves the white number, neither has it been grown by the yellow street walls of Dallas. The walls is in a plain, every day conservation, conservative design, and dancing bronzes. They want cool faces. It is professional a criticism as is our own company. We own hard- working, all-hearty, sweet acupuncture. But we are high ground, but we live on it and are pre- venting. May you enjoy this ground is holy to us. This ground is holy to us. m--m21G A CLOSER ALLIANCE WITH OKLAHOMA Vice-President C, F. Stark, as well as president of the local business league of Dallas have agreed that the proposal of Editor Dunjee of the Black Dipatch of Oklahoma and president of the business league of that state, to form a closer union with the business league of the state, to form a has distinct merit and that they are willing to do all in their power to bring it to pass. Agreement in this should be readily forthcoming from all of those in this state who see, even in a small degree, the tremendous possibilities for increased success which such a proposal embodies. One among the many quantitative features of the recently clerical Dental and Dental Association was the address of Dr. Cecel J. Telford, the president of the association, who used the members of the profession in Dallas to seek by their own means any hospital accommodation not only for the better accommodation of the ill of the race, but because it was the greatest opportunity for them, to perfect themselves in the practice of dentistry there was no need, for . . . Neurophysiologists to expect others to care for them, and to allow them their free use. If such places were to be held, they must maintain them'. It was in the lack of hospital facilities that the Speaker declared that Texas was THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 FOR THE WOMEN WHO CARE Texas and Oklahoma are rich. In both states members of our race own and hold large properties which will bear much development. Both states are comparatively new in the matter of development and neither of them, as far as Negroes are concerned has had the amount of "attention called to their tremendous resources which is necessary to their complete development. Somehow, it has always seemed to the members of the race outside that these two states were on the rim of the great business center and that they were not part of the larger community other sections. While in other states, there has been a large amount of development along the lines of commercial enterprises in our group, the surface of the complete possibilities has scarcely been scratched, and in order that the businesses more along stabilities more along this line must be done. It can best and most speedily be accomplished by cooperation of those interested in business in both states. Working together along the lines of this development, there can now be no means of the business that may be done in this connection it may need that credit is due the business man of Oklahoma for making the first step in this direction. They have made the proposal and it is now up to Texans to follow their lead and to make the business man of Oklahoma a closer contact. This can be best done by a process of getting better acquainted by means of actual contacts. And there is no better opportunity of making these physical contacts than of attending the meeting of the National League which will be held in Tulsa in August. Some such plan will be made by the business man in the minds of several of the leaders in the various cities. Particularly is this true of Dallas, in which vice-president Starks resides and from which he will attempt to interest in least fifty of the men of Texas in going to the meeting. The Express considers the invitation of the business league of Oklahoma both timely and wise and it hopes that it will find a large amount of support among the business men of the Lone Star State. he is required by the city all day and must get out, but in lieu of being in the city, he must sit down and eat his meal, sitting better and more relaxed. He is also required by Dr. W. Owen-Conway in over- sight of his plans for the day to do his work. His wife will never be furious that she will never fully be able to work, but she will be wife by his side on many years and will be able to work for her. We are here only for a short time, Monday morning, Dr. E. J. Hor- nley, our doctor, will be there. He had breakfast ready, so we talked through. Hornley, Mr. Drew to take me to the staircase of the building, where we will be through. Hornley, I am sure we will be there, Mr. S. A. Stephens, Mr. W. Tuckke and New, W. C. Howell, who has gathered around putting things in place, which I hope to be when the night is over, Dr. J. Hor- nley is right for the day to go out, sitting better and more relaxed, right on out- side. Hornley, on out- side, that his wife will be required by the city, that his wife will Those who regret the differences which arise from time to time in the affairs of the race which probably for a long time have proceeded without any friction should realize that all of the ways of progress of the world have lain along the lines of revolution and disturbance. No step in the progress of the world has come without revolution. Every thinkers in advance of the general run of his followers has been fallen as a radical; even The Savior of the World-Let disturbances come. Welcome them as the containers of benefits are derived from and that nine of the lessons to be learned from or the truth to be derived from them pass unnoticed. If it is toward of the Spingarn medit does nothing other than center the attention of the race again on the accomplishment of its outstanding members, it has justified its existence. Too often we are prone to overlook or forget the great among us in our following of the heroes of other faces. Florida is said to have abolished the use of the lach in prison farms because of the amount of unfavorable publicity which followed the death of a white convict in one of the great crimes of the past. The message following a stormy session of several grand jurors which have been investigating several complaints. It is strange that the fair names of Southern states become precious when some of the evil practices in them become the property of the public? It would seem that some of the names which would be taken to maintain them unsuilled. THE MIRROR PUBLIC OPINION Proston Name Cameraglen new other grape, or a simple fruit from the vine, to make a wine, or drink while the latter should be made with some fruit, the purpose of which is to enhance the flavor favorite of the Russian wine. The different combinations of the grape and fruit contribute to the flavor of the wine. TID-:-BITS I leased a house on Mountaintop, (Downtown) Albuquerque, of the many interesting sights in the City of Albuquerque, on the North side of the city. The striking is the great hides of old coffee houses and pretty pachy coffee shops in the city. The city centers and enclose the town's historic buildings and courts, the struts and courts of course, the struts and courts of course, the flowing manse and headgear. 2. Tablisspoenfuls Chopped Pars DALLASITE TALKS ON POSSIBLE LIFTS OF LOCAL BUSINESS. LEAGUE pendulums ranged from £18K to £100K for their total outlay for food, fuel, and other necessities, and increased steadily with the age of the family. In the same way, promotions were given to employees with the rise in total remuneration were found to fare slightly better from the stamped of their total remuneration, while expenditures for human resources were less than or equal to their families were all at a cent. Proprietors were found to receive fifth less than than owner or former employer, although the housekeeping, labor, and larger than those occupied by their families, those occupied by proprietors. DEPOSITORS TO GET FEN TEN (A. N. P.) When asked of the defending bank of Brown and Stevens are liens on the property, the bank will get approximately ten percent of the liens, as attorney statement after applying to Judge Robert B. Hammond for a appropriation of the housekeeping, labor, and larger than those occupied by their families, those occupied by proprietors. DEPOSITORS TO GET FEN TEN (A. N. P.) When asked of the defending bank of Brown and Stevens are liens on the property, the bank will get approximately ten percent of the liens, those occupied by proprietors. What Some Prominent People Think About The Grand Lodge Colored K. of P. Mr. W. S. Willis, @rand <Chanocellor, Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias, Dallas, Texas. We have received this morning a statement of the Assets and Liabilities as of May 20th, 1925 of the Grand Lodge Colored Knights of Pythians. We assume this is for the fiscal year as of that date, and want to congratulate you on the splendid showing of the Order which you have presented to the increase for the year of over $100,000. This is very值得赔付 and we want to commend you and your brother officers on the good conduct of the Order, as shown by these figures and all the good reports which we get on the Pythians. SOCIETY & CLUBS WALK A BLOCK OR TWO SAVE A DOLLAR OR TWO BUY NOW Luggage PRICES DROP Bargains on High Grade Leather Suit Cases, Hand Bags and Trunks Ovatehide Leather suit Cases Heavy Leather straps $5.90 Well made, cretonna-lined. A real bargain. Special Value $8.90 Ovatehide Cowlke Heavy, leather, hand-sweed Hand Bags a bag that will hold up its appearance. North 220.95. Our Price $15.75 Ovatehide Hand Bags Special Value $8.90 Ovatehide Gladstone Leather lined, well made can't be duplicated elsewhere. Our Price $5.00 SUIT CASES - Our Special Price Good construction, $5.00 value, brushed lock draw-bolt Gatches - Ovatehide Strips - Four Inside Strips $3.00 KLAR & WINTERMAN DALLAS' LARGEST PAWNBROKERS Handcher the Number 3312 17.31 Look for the Range J.C. CHIDSKY VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. W.B. Grand Lodge Dallas, Dear Sir, the Assessor Lodge O. that data of orease and we good con- the good THE AMERICAN BEAUTY ANT > AND, CHARITY CLUB. Friday the 14th at 10 a.m. The Club Center, a lovely demur- gation, with a large number of members. Mrs. W. Dunn and Mrs. J. Dunn will be there. The 14th Allen Street. The Club. Mr. W. Whitehead was honored by the Desk. Davidson was in- terested in the inter- national meeting was bad after which a dainty fashion was added. Mrs. W. Whitehead was 41 with Mrs. Chase Boutin. Mr. Whitehead was 41 with Mrs. Chase Boutin. One two quarter lunch was held at the American Appliance Association. THE LION TANENN SACIAL CLUB Presented a new Lady to social with the American Appliance Association. WALK A BLOCK OR TWO THE BANK OF NEW YORK AMERICAN EXCHANGE DALLAS, Willis, Grand-Chancellor, Bridge Colored Knights of Pythias, Texas. We have received assets and liabilities as of colored Knights of Pythias. We assume this time, and want to congratulate the Order which you make, for the year of over $100 want to commend you and your product of the Order, as sher reports which we get on Very t NEW EXCHANGE DALLAS, TEXAS, and Chancellor, Knights of Pythias, we have received this m ilities as of May 20th s of Pythias. assume this is for th to congratulate you o oh you make, and part of over $100,000. The and you and your broth Order, as shown by th oh we get on the Pyth Very truly yours. Very truly yours, J. C. Chidney Vice President. S DO ANGE NATIONAL BANK TEXAS. June 25rd, 1925 and this morning a statement May 20th, 1925 of the Org. is for the fiscal year a state you on the splendid s and particularly the net 000. This is very credit your brother officers on t own by these figures and the Pythians. ruly yours, J. O. Chidsey, Vice President. SAVE:A DOLLAR,OR TWO CAPITAL, SURPLUS & PROFITS $6,600,000.00 NATIONAL BANK June 23rd, 1925. g a statement of 5 of the Grand national year as of splendid show- ly the net in- very creditable officers on the figures and all President, President. THE FEDERATION Burned H. W. THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS; TEXAS; SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1925 BANK 1925. ent of brand as of show- in- table the all CARD OF THANKS I take this means of hearty thanking my many friends and pat- ners for their help in the war. centralized Real Silk Hospice Co- mmercial. I hope that the spirit of our product will inspire their continued patronage, our new chil- dren and their families of those who lost. R. 1199. Buried: H. NEWDILL. J. H. NEWDILL. HOW THEY STAND TEXAS LEAGUE P. W. L. Pct. HOUSTON 28 10 8-7-14 AUSTIN 28 10 8-4-12 PT. WORTH 28 10 14-5-16 OKLAHOMA CITY 28 12 14-12 AUSTIN at DALTON PT. WORTH at SAHARANO, HOUSTON at SAHARANO CITY. A. P. RYFOR The Dallas Wonders defeated the Lakeland Red Caps in a doubleheader, Sunday June 21. *Alarms* the Wonders, matched and with did good playing, the Red Caps. The feature of the game was the home-run by Wallace, fielding by Lawrence Jackson. The Wonders have played nine game # First Game Lancaster 200 001 0-8 Dallas 191 001 7-8 # Second Lancaster 000 22-5 Dallas 062 10-5 Dallas Wonders will play the Dallas White Sox 28, at Arnette's Park. W. C. PULLER, Fisk. WALPHER LEE, Manager # DYLLA WHITE SOX The Dallas White Sox represent the Kansas City in a two-game series, with a victory added to the White Sox's win, June 18th, called at 4:15 p.m. Hatteras-Witte Boys (Representative Athletes) - Williams George relieved Thompson in 4th inning. Joseph to a favor White Sox. # June 19th Hatteras-George and Nelson Turner, Jarrett The feature of the game was the game between the pinches and the club making a triple play, Catherine to Coleman The White Wing wined up a two game series with the Malheur Hard Knock. The game scored 12 of 12 to 1. K-Colleen pitching. Stims catching for the White Wing. The White Wing took the looming punishment. June 5th. The White Wing hit to the hard Hitters. The White Wing hit to the hard Hitters. 7 in favor of the Hard Hitters. Saturday's Batteries — Thompson, Sime, W. R. Aitchen and Garrett. Saturday's Batteries — Thompson, Sime, W. R. Aitchen and Garrett. Both wished to be with the Eastern town. AMERICAN GIANTS Birmingham 81.0 60.2 10-5 10-3 Orange 220 111 10-5 10-3 Battersea/Salamand and P. William Hampshire; Pardoe; and Brown. Texas Towns The 13th of June was celebrated with a celebration. Mrs. Hancock gave birth to children. Plate of some business conserved. About 180 babies, both bearing children. A Camp Meeting Trevival for All PRESENTED TO MIGHTY HILLS A most successful meeting was held on Good Street, with a number of men and women saved, conducted by Evangelist John T. Brown. women saved, conducted by Evans and the Metropolitan Street to 3108 Metropolitan Street, near the famous Whettley Addition, and is being conducted by Rev. V. W. McCrainey, also an evangelist of great power. Follow the crowd to this great meeting. If you are thirsty for a deeper knowledge of God's word. BODY-WELCOME - Good singing and good preaching every night. MCRAINKY - Good singing and good preaching every night. REY L, R - B-D Manager and Devotional Leader. You Get The TEXAS NEWS All well as Associated Negro Press News when you read THE DALLAS EXPRESS Inspiring, Interesting Educational Editorials. Biggest and Best NEGRO PAPER In the Country For the Money nice prudence as she-fire. groundz. Mr. Woodland will sit in the sick tie. groundz. The Benedictus church - church had had a fire. groundz. The wawa-baptised Mrs. T. Luckenbill daughter Monica to visit friends and other points in the East. Beat. attend the Dontal Convention as she-fire. groundz. Attend the Dontal Convention as she-fire. groundz. For Forty-two St. probably the bishop was the Godfather of liberty. groundz. That popular court. The Cathedral Hall was it to cap its authority. Prof. groundz. Bicycle Racing y |} = = A OL | =e ee 1» -BEAUTY —- Nae soe bas ne” b ei ep a and 2 ee ps ee ee ee a ae Ene a ae a os ‘Mme. BSatnpson en SHOW == fei ale tvs at = = ~ PYTHIAN TEMPLE THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1926 = Some of the best spéakers Of the city will be on program. TOILET PRE- PARATIONS will be-sold that night at reduced pricos. Twenty-five Beauty - PANN Seen = B. SAMPSON, Directresé “T, HM. SAMPSON, Manages es See ee PRINCIPAL MAKES STUDY OF HIGH SCHOOL ie gees, hh siya : RECORDS FOR SPRING TERM > pacoer Whalen ign aehasl. i ea Siac ae sect Fhe tec peer ne ae a ae DR. AND MRS, C. W. AB- PRiGTON OF® FOR Bist OE COUN ae es Se ee er ene Serta ose ae eee eee foe a ——CARD OF THANKS “teeta Peal pensne texte wr bia Se ser se Se eee eee CARD OF THANKS = “Saprpien inte qoethot SF pgm to aa WT bd and. father” here." Wi —=CARD-OF THANKS — Blac Rete str erie Bg en “SG eae Bee hide Bans aig eat fee rare ane oT we Marea Hevesaios’ corey uke Tite eptaster eke Lei did Waaneedey” 4 Se aaa aes ns a =e ae wearin ese ot eee: aera eee tees Stee agit ti i aetna ice ae Se “a —_—_—_—_=_—_= QT sea lve ee es Thee BS ee oe Se sph die eae iter eee nee Sat Rae ae hee See Bie Sei setae ees ie tee 5 ce tg sige dawn al a SA ha Tas Sa ERSTE RCH erRRTT ETON ieee Prana alate he MADAM SAMPSON AND COMPANY TO STAGE BIG STYLE SHOW pet eae i ae eee ie PRE AE sewing are bee eee es “OBSERVED IN DALLAS Peer ae reer GAekaitgatana so et eee eo SAMIR Abst ante MANY. DELEGATES~T0 “ATTEND —STH— ANNUAL FRIENDS-ORDER. —_- matey Otek se rmna Soe {poe iy "Ads i ae Dallas Service Car Men Or- wan're to-Increase Passen- er Rates Hempel Ootared Vent, Cine oferta. marta age ‘THE DALLAS EXPRESS, DALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY, JUNK 27, 1083 sa prompted the auto, mam t. iigahae aici nea esa rect nae Seth oe or me eC as ei ig re eg a ae CEPTING. DALLAS ey JOB, DECIDES NOT TO BERNE fe | soiae-aupy: (STi ace cee ee aee oa Spe eat myeen eora ieee aa ee Carer Lee ae nce ae eee Teaitet te Satie Yor tas to Te ues meting ye teeing MP itera tnd Stou owk Agent sane sevinerstig tens Sis ge wg arent Sat" l oe ee” ineperction. Ay cloven luck ee Sees in Balers nose aa By aoe |THE NEGRO BUSINESS ~. 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